Famously Beckham got sent off in world cup 1998 for kicking an Argentina player - but who was the Argentina player?

What was the shortest amount of time Vinnie Jones managed to stay on the pitch before being sent off?

To whom was he talking to when Roy Keane said 'The only reason I have any dealings with you is that somehow you are the manager of my country'?

Who was the first player to receive a red card in a world cup Final?

Who were Manchester United playing when Eric Cantona flying kicked a fan?

Letting rip in a T.V interview in 1996, how would Kevin Keegan feel if his Newcastle could beat Man U?

Everybody remembers Zidane’s headbutt against Materazzi in the 2006 WC final, but he also became only the fourth player to score in two different WC finals, Paul Breitner and Pele were two, but who is the other?

What kind of 'treatment' would Alex Ferguson give out at half time or full time?

Confronted by several blues players, most notably Didier Drogba and Michael Ballack, who was the Norwegian ref when Barcelona controversially beat Chelsea in the champions league 2009 semi-final?

Which teamate of his did Lee Bowyer have a good old fashioned brawl with in April 2005 when playing against Aston Villa?

2010 World Cup

Who won the 2010 World Cup?

Who won the the Golden Boot?

What was the name of the musical instrument that played a big part in the games creating a loud monotone note that had many complaining?

Unusually, the game between Germany and Ghana had two brothers playing for opposite nations, but what is there shared surname?

Who were the only team to have no players in their squad playing in their own countrys league?

Who were the only team to not lose a game?

Who was the Englishman in charge of the final?

Who did France controversially beat in the European playoffs to make it to the World Cup?

Who was the offical mascot of the 2010 World Cup?

Who was the only player to score a hat trick at the tournament?

Stadiums

What is the name of Brazils most iconic stadium, opened in 1950 and has been called home by Flamengo, Vasco Da Gama, Botafoga and Fluminese?

What year did Nou Camp (or Camp Nou) open and become the home of Barcelona?

The Rasunda Stadium in Sweden is the place where Pele first introduced himself to the world as a 17 year old in the 1958 WC. But what team is it currently home to?

What is the nickname of Manchester Uniteds Old Trafford?

Estadio Azteca opened in 1966 and holds 104,000 people at full capacity. But what two years did it host the World cup final?

What is the name of Tottenham Hotspurs stadium?

Which previous great Italian footballer is the alternative name for AC and Inter Milans San Siro named after?

When was the last time that Real Madrids historic stadium,Santiago Bernabeu, held the Champions League final?

Whats the name of the most famous 'end' at Liverpools Anfield?

The old Wembley Stadium was perhaps the most famous in world football. 1923 saw the white horse FA Cup final, but what was the name of the white horse?